We are calling on all Queenslanders to make a pledge to improve their health and wellbeing. Move more, make better food and drink choices, quit smoking, make time for relaxation or spend extra time with family and friends – whatever you need to do to make a healthy choice for you and your family. Our friends at Deadly Choices are supporting us by making pledges, will you?
To make a Boost your Healthy pledge, simply take a photo of yourself holding your completed pledge sign, or make a short video talking about your pledge, and upload it to Instagram or Twitter using the hastags #healthypledge #boostyourhealthy and #deadlychoices. You can also tag @deadlychoices and @healthandwellbeingqld to really make sure we see your pledge!
All pledges made go into the draw to win a weekly Deadly Choices prize pack, including backpack, hat and pencil case.
Entries close 5pm Wednesday 7 October so get pledging now to improve your health and wellbeing.
Deadly Choices aims to empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to make healthy choices for themselves and their families – to stop smoking, to eat good food and exercise daily. The program encourages Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to access their local Community Controlled Health Service and complete an annual ‘Health Check’. They also host a variety of community days, clinic activities, sporting carnivals, pop-up fitness classes, and visits from Deadly Choices ambassadors.
The program is funded by the Queensland Government through Health and Wellbeing Queensland.
To make a Deadly Choice, simply take a photo of yourself holding your completed Pledge sign, or make a short video talking about your pledge, and upload it to Instagram or Twitter using the hashtags #healthypledge #boostyourhealthy and #deadlychoices.
You can also tag @deadlychoices and @healthandwellbeingqld to really make sure we see your pledge!
Disclaimer:
This is intended to provide access to information and resources to promote health and wellbeing in response to COVID-19.
This platform contains links to websites and mobile applications that are operated by third parties not under the control of Health and Wellbeing Queensland (HWQld) or the Queensland Government, and which are provided by HWQld as information sources only. Unless expressly stated HWQld does not approve, endorse or recommend any information, products or services referred to or on the third party websites and mobile applications, or their operators.
To the maximum extent possible, HWQld excludes liability for any loss suffered as a result of access to or use of third party websites and mobile applications, or reliance on the information contained therein. The terms and conditions of use and privacy policies of the third party websites and mobile applications will apply to the users of those websites and mobile applications.
© Health and Wellbeing Queensland 2020
Health and Wellbeing Queensland acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land and waters from across Australia, and pays respect to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past, present and emerging.
